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Spratt, 9 a. m.; Peyton, 9.10; Gray, 9.15; Hawkins, 9.20; Henderson, 9.25; W. S. Lee, 9.30; Barnard, 9.35; Brayton, 9.40; J. Lawrence, 10; Baldwin, 10.05; Jaynes, 10.10; Talbot, 10.15; Carroll, 10.20; Knowlton, 10.25; A. R. Sargent, 10.30; E. Motley, 2 p. m.; Grew, 2.05; J. S. Lawrence, 2.10; Hollingsworth, 2.15; McConnell, 2.20; Nickerson, 2.25; Hoxie, 2.30; Heath, 2.35; Butterfield, 2.40; Edmunds, 2.50; Fulton, 3; P. Fox, 3.05; Walsh, 3.10; Kasson, 3.15; J. H. Lee, 9.45; Lyman, 9.50; Mayer, 9.55; Putnam, 3.20; Shirk, 3.25; Goodell...
Examinations will be held at 2 p. m., instead of 9 a. m., as previously announced, in Upper Dane and by the regulations must not extend beyond three hours...
...trial of candidates for the speaking parts is to be held in Randolph 48 on next Thursday at 8 p. m., and will be open to all members of the University having a speaking knowledge of French...
...Committee on the Reception of Students hopes that all Freshmen, and all other men who are at Harvard for the first time, will be present at a meeting in Sanders Theatre, on Tuesday, October 3, at 8 p. m. The meeting will be addressed by President Eliot, by Professors Peabody, Baker and Hollis, and by Mr. W. A. M. Burden, president of the Senior class...
Umpire, R. P. Waters; referee, J. E. N. Shaw; linesmen, Lawrence of Harvard, Bent of Williams. Touchdowns--Reid 2, Sawin, Gierasch 2. Goals--Daly 2, Sawin 2. Score--Harvard 29, Williams 0. Time--two ten minute halves...